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Days of encrypted chats reveal the inside story of how New Zealand's convoy was hijacked by the far-right fringe.
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Days of encrypted chats reveal the inside story of how New Zealand's convoy was hijacked by the far-right fringe. Keep Reading
OPINION: Even on Waiheke Island, structural weaknesses in society are becoming plain. Keep Reading
Experts say pandemic pressures have contributed to a huge increase in abuse and antisocial behaviour Keep Reading
OPINION: Just doing their job, several Stuff journalists have faced vile and abhorrent attacks recently. Keep Reading
A Projection Suggests that in 2050 New Zealand will be a very different place. Keep Reading
OPINION: Why not have a New Zealander in the top job ... as a fully-fledged head of state of the republic of New Zealand. Keep Reading
Supply lines and labour continue to pose challenges for builders. Keep Reading
OPINION: "“If the New Zealand government guarantees the Treaty, then the monarch is more or less redundant, minus a celebrity tour here and there.” Keep Reading
OPINION: The paper, "Hoki Whenua Mai", presents ways private landowners and government could return land outside of Treaty settlement processes. Keep Reading
Susan St John responds to the newly-announced income insurance scheme with some suggestions on how to tweak and improve what we already have. Keep Reading
Residential construction costs are rising at their fastest pace in four years with further increases expected. Keep Reading
While the idea of rent controls can seem attractive at first glance, the evidence suggests the government is right to be sceptical of their ability to help ease the housing crisis. Keep Reading
OPINION: Understanding Māori tikanga requires listening not talking. Keep Reading
OPINION: More people in Aotearoa New Zealand are embracing and progressing the use of te reo and tikanga Māori in their everyday lives. Keep Reading
Based on overseas data, the Ministry of Health estimates up to 350 people a year could be helped to die under new legislation. Keep Reading
For years Māori journalism leaders warned a lack of training, investment and opportunities meant Māori people and perspectives were mostly missing in our media. But more effort and money than ever before is now being put in. On Waitangi Day, Mediawatch talks to some of those involved in a publicly-funded push to address this - and some of the problems. Keep Reading
OPINION: It is not a matter of how many nations we are richer than, it is a question of whether we can afford our collective aspirations, writes Steve Maharey. Keep Reading
Such gains as Māori have made are no accident, but the result of a willingness to fight for what is rightfully theirs – a struggle that continues to this day Keep Reading
When we look back on the pandemic, we may find that its biggest benefit is the way it has empowered scientists’ messages for politicians - a valuable lesson as we stare down the impending effects of climate change, writes Nicholas Agar. Keep Reading
Households are expected to come under financial strain in the coming months. Keep Reading
The Government has selected a system that will take much longer to develop than traditional light rail and will cost nearly twice as much. Timothy F. Welch looks at a plan bound to make both pro- and anti-transit groups unhappy. Keep Reading
If banks’ lending behaviour is found to have contributed to NZ's housing quagmire, then banks must share the pain when the bubble inevitably bursts, writes the University of Auckland's Michael Rehm. Keep Reading
An ageing labour force and ongoing border closures will put severe pressure on New Zealand’s economic reliance on immigration. Keep Reading
The national average asking price for a home has more than doubled in 10 years, according to data from realestate.co.nz. Keep Reading
OPINION: There is no evidence that that setting homework does any good, especially at primary level. Keep Reading
Collected stories and commentary, from New Zealand and elsewhere, on politics, economics and citizen voices. Keep Reading